Hazy Sentimentalism
Collage by Azul.
You frequently confessed
your antipathy to me,
"I'll leave soon,"
the words abandoned your mouth
with ease
but it lingered in my heart,
just like the warm embrace
you often locked me into,
as an ache
or sometimes a sting.
Does the bitterness of your words
last on your tongue
after you've served them
on a silver platter pleasantly
for me to consume?
I break the deafening silence:
"Don't you know of
your value in my heart?
The sight of your belongings
in this house only reminds me
of their future absence."
Your eyes soften,
it seems that you've finally realized
the weight of your words.
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